Sorry, I think that it would be important for you to know if you have thyroid problems also. Some women with PCOS have hypothyroid...every woman has different symptoms so don't assume you have it until you have been tested for it. As for seeing a doctor now, it is up to you. Make sure you are having regular periods regardless of if you are taking bc or not. If you aren't taking bc and aren't having regular periods, your doctor can supplement you with whatever hormone your body is missing to start it. It is important for us to have regular periods because if we aren't, it puts us at a higher risk for cervical cancer. I hope this is helpful! Just a tip for your future in baby making...make sure you start early, it could take you a while to get pregnant. The longer you wait the harder it gets due to age, well there are studies out there showing differently, but that is what my doctor advised. Definitely don't start trying to have kids if you are not 100% ready, but just something to keep in the back of your mind.
Goodluck!
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Amanda (24)
DH Tim (25)
Dx 2007, IR, high prolactin & hypothyroid
6/09 BFN
7/09 Clomid 50/100 cd5-9,BFP!!! 8/16
15dpo Beta 105
17dpo Beta 347!
21dpo Beta 1943!!
Prenate DHA, T3,Progesterone Shots
Praying for the intercession of St. Andrew and St. Anthony for guidance.
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